Canadian Journal of Emergency Nursing

Peer Reviewed Articles

• The Alberta Health Services Emergency Strategic Clinical Network Quality Improvement and Innovation forum 2021

  Patrick McLane, Eddy Lang

  1-2

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• A better Way to care for Long Term Care residents (LTC) in times of medical urgency: improving acute care for LTC residents

  Leanna Wyer, Shawna Reid, Abraham Munene, Eddy Lang, Vivian Ewa, Heather Hair, Greta Cummings, Patrick McLane, Eldon Spackman, Peter Faris, Dominic Alaazi, Marian George, Jayna Holroyd-Leduc

  3-4

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• Geriatric Recovery and Enhancement Alliance in Trauma (GREAT) multidisciplinary quality improvement initiative: improving rates of successful resuscitation, rehabilitation and reintegration of geriatric trauma patients across the trauma spectrum of care

  Sandy Widder, Kristine Morch, Nori Bradley, Lauren Ternan, Ni Lam

  5-6

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• The patient journey map: Improving the emergency department communication experience for patients and their family and friends

  Dr. Stephanie VandenBerg, Mrs. Gillian Harvey, Mrs. Heather Hair, Dr. Eddy Lang, Mr. David Stringer

  7-8

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• The clinical effects of CPR meter on chest compression quality: a QI project

  Christopher Picard; Richard Drew, Domhnall O'Dochartaigh, Matthew Douma, Candice Keddie, Colleen Norris

  9-10

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• An electronic audit tool to track the donning and doffing practices of personal protective equipment in the emergency department

  Ramya Sridhar, Jennifer Woods, Maya Jusza, Sharon Drury

  11-12

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• Practice variation and trends in the management of incomplete and missed spontaneous abortion: Informing a multisite quality improvement project

  Megg Wylie, Amelia Srajer, Kevin Lonergan, Philippa Brain, Eddy Lang

  13-14

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• The utility of telemedicine in pediatric emergency care: a scoping review.

  Owen Robinson, Shaelynn Zouboules, Hailey Lafave, Roger Galbraith, Eddy Lang

  15-16

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• Time modifier billing code - an interrupted time series analysis

  Terrence McDonald, Brendan Lethebe, Alistair McGuire, Lee Green

  17

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• An analysis of individual and department triage variances to identify, quantify, and improve markers of triage nurse accuracy

  Rebecca Cotton, Richard Drew, Matthew Douma, Domhnall O'Dochartaigh, Candice Keddie, Karen Muncaster, Christopher Picard

  19-20

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